WHEN Mayor Lutfur Rahman planned, in 2022, to install 1,000 Electric Vehicle Charging Points over the lifetime of his Administration, there were some residents who thought this was fanciful. How wrong they were! The plan was tailored to local circumstances ...
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Burnham announces yet another housebuilding plan
WHAT? ANOTHER ONE? The famous words of “Brenda from Bristol” spring to mind as news comes of yet another government plan to build more homes to tackle the housing crisis. The latest plan has a target of building 70,000 social ...
Read More »More school exam results up in Tower Hamlets
GREAT EXAM results were welcomed by Mayor Lutfur Rahman last week, as GCSE achievements came out just after SATs results for Key Stage 2 school pupils. Mayor Lutfur Rahman congratulated all those young people who sat GCSES, saying, “I know ...
Read More »Limehouse flat fire caused by cooking
A FIRE in a ground floor flat on Ratcliffe Cross Street, Limehouse, is believed to have been caused by cooking, the London Fire Brigade has announced. As a result, the Brigade has issued cooking safety advice. The fire occurred on ...
Read More »Council says drink & drug-related ASB down 5%
A NEW approach is helping to cut drug- and drink-related Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB), says Tower Hamlets Council. The Council attributes this improvement to “a new partnership” – but is that the whole story? The Council press release reports that there ...
Read More »Sounds on Sunday: 50 years ago – 1976-19
FIFTY YEARS AGO we were humming along to the hits of 1976. Some have magnificently stood the test of time; others have not. Join us on Memory Lane as we review them on their golden anniversaries. You know what we ...
Read More »Add your voice to an autumn of events for peace
An inspirational station was agreed at the International Anti-War Conference in June: “From this International Anti-War Conference we raise our united voices: against war and genocide, and the growing nuclear threat, and for peace.” With so much military action around ...
Read More »Add your voice to an autumn of events for peace
An inspirational station was agreed at the International Anti-War Conference in June: “From this International Anti-War Conference we raise our united voices: against war and genocide, and the growing nuclear threat, and for peace.” With so much military action around ...
Read More »Eggs under scrutiny as salmonella outbreak investigated
Hafsa Noor EGGS HAVE come under increased scrutiny in the UK following an ongoing investigation into an outbreak of salmonella enteritidis, a type of bacteria that can cause food poisoning. According to the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA), 207 confirmed ...
Read More »Government faces pressure to rethink GCSE resit system
Hafsa Noor THE GOVERNMENT is under pressure to overhaul England’s English and Maths GCSE resit system after disappointing results highlighted the difficulties faced by thousands of students who fail to secure a Grade 4 in their English and/or Maths resits. ...
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